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1/30 1/15 1/10 3/15 7/15 3. The manufacturer of a particular battery pack for laptop computers claims its battery packs can function for 9 hours, on the average, before having to be recharged. A competitor claims that the manufacturer's claim is too high. A random sample of 38 battery packs was selected and placed on test. The mean functioning time before having to be recharged was 7.5 hours with a standard deviation of 1.6 hours. Perform the appropriate test of hypothesis to determine whether the competitor is correct. Test using alpha = 0.05. Based on the test statistic, what can you conclude?
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P(X = 2)
= Frequency for number of calls per day = 2 / total frequency
= 1/(2+1+9+3+14+1)
= 1/30
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